What we can learn from the world’s reopening

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As our political leaders fight over the proposed national plan to re-open the country, health experts are imploring state and federal governments to learn from the experiences of places like the UK and Israel.But, there is another country closer to home whose prudent and cautious reopening could prove to be a much better blueprint for Australia. Today, journalist with the Australian Associated Press and contributor to The Saturday Paper Hannah Ryan on what we can learn from the ongoing global experiment.Guest: Journalist with the Australian Associated Press and contributor to The Saturday Paper Hannah Ryan.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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